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High resolution genome-wide occupancy in <i>Candida spp</i> . using ChEC-seq

2020-06-20

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To persist in their hostile and dynamic human host environments, fungal pathogens has to sense and adapt by modulating their gene expression to fulfil their cellular needs. Understanding transcriptional regulation on a global scale would uncover cellular processes linked to persistence and virulence mechanisms that could be targeted for antifungal therapeutics. Infections associated with the yeast Candida albican...

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fd3792dd-82c8-5e8a-b0ec-0c7d29cad632
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10.1101/2020.06.19.160531
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